Where I work, it depends on the Windows login what groups of sites we
can visit. Our traffic is being monitored by a proxy that checks the IP
and windows login to check if we can access certain sites.
LOL...and the weird thing is that I can't even access the ALLOWED
sites.. like glitnir.is and landsbanki.is (banks).
Weird right? =D

Doug Knox - [MS-MVP] wrote:
> Actually, this is very easy to accomplish. Through Group Policies,
> define the users/groups that you don't want to have internet access
> using standard installed applications (IE, OE, etc.) and assign a proxy
> server address of 127.0.0.1 under the Internet Explorer restrictions on
> a per-user/group basis. Using the default settings, all installed
> Windows apps use the IE settings, so they'll all fail to connect. If
> you further restrict access to Internet Options and Registry Editing
> tools, they'll be unable to easily change this setting.
>
> Its not as "all encompasing" as a 3rd party solution would be, or even
> using an Internet Access Server, where you can literally control access
> using Windows based authentication, but it will stop the casual user
> from gaining access.
>

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Age: 19
M$ Tech Status: Newbie =)